Andile Yenana will be back at the Untitled Basement in Bramfontein, Johannesburg to deliver another thrilling performance on August 9th.
“We are excited to announce the upcoming 3-part Legacy Series edition dedicated to celebrating the pioneers and legends of the South African songbook.” the Untitled Basement wrote in a recent statement.
The renowned Andile Yenana will be returning to the Basement for a special performance, accompanied by some of the most innovative and promising young talents in South Africa.
“As we continue to expand The Legacy Series and honor the pioneers who have shaped the South African sonic narrative, we aim to highlight the richness of the local jazz scene. Hailing from King Williams Town, Andile Yenana is a familiar figure on the bandstand, known for his enigmatic compositions and performances that have become the soundtrack to our lives across generations.”
With his magical touch, Yenana has made significant contributions alongside artists like Zim’nqawana, Sibongile Khumalo, Steve Dyer, and the late Gloria Bosman. His albums, such as “Who’s Got the Map,” have garnered widespread acclaim and admiration for their beauty and depth, while tracks like “We Used to Dance” have become cult favorites that transcend age barriers, drawing listeners to the dance floor.
Andile Yenana’s influence extends beyond his music, inspiring young creators and musicians to be courageous, draw from their inner selves, and create authentically.
Band: Huto Motseme: Bass Siphiwe Shiburi: Drums Phumlani Mtiti: Alto Saxophone Michael Nkuna: Trumpet Kgethi Nkotsi: Trombone Amahle Tsholoba: Vocals
